Reviewed by Jack Magnus for Readers' FavoriteNo Brag--Just Fact: The Subtle Art of Self-Marketing is a self-help non-fiction business book written by Peter K. Young. The author has experience in a number of different fields, and he builds the story of his life and Work (capitalization is deliberate here) for the reader to see and learn from in this book. It's all part of his method for self-marketing. He knows many wince and cringe at the thought of marketing themselves, often a cl...

A richly researched guide to the core competencies and wraparound supports required for quality, ambitious instructionThrough targeted assignments, tailored support, and skillful feedback, ambitious teaching promotes deep, conceptual learning, even at the elementary school level. To help beginning teachers excel at this increasingly in-demand—and demanding—practice, Peter Youngs, Dorothea Anagnostopoulos, Jillian M. Cavanna, Corey Drake, and Tutita M. Casa thorough...

When World War III erupts on American soil, the chaos ripples across the globe. This anthology explores the untold stories unfolding as civilization's lights go out—from the home front to distant battlefields where the fate of nations hangs in the balance.Across America, ordinary people face extraordinary terror. A government driver on his final day before retirement finds himself protecting the Transportation Secretary in a Christmas Eve ambush. Executive Protecti...

An illustrated international cultural history of the animals, covering their uses by man, presence in languages and idioms, myths and fables, war, history, books, entertainment and their welfare. It follows the author's, cultural histories of Tortoise, Swan and Oak.

We didn't look like a cult. We didn't live in a commune or commit mass suicide. But we did drink the Kool-Aid...In the summer of 1997, Peter was offered his dream sportscasting job and married the love of his life. He and Paige started a family and hisTV career blossomed. Life was great. There was only one problem.Paige brought to the marriage her beloved mentor, the mysterious Uncle Robert. For years Peter kept his objections to Uncle Robert and h...

A mystery that looks impossible… until science solves it.When sealed food cans in Oakhaven start mysteriously crushing themselves—with no fingerprints, no damage, and no explanation—best friends Mia, Sam, and Jake know something strange is happening. Is it sabotage? A prank? Or something even more dangerous?Armed with curiosity, courage, and real science, the Oakhaven Junior Detectives uncover secrets hidden inside an old wind tower, a missing mayor's lette...

As the New Year Festival fills the town of Oakhaven with lights, music, and excitement, something strange appears—a plain white mask that doesn't belong to anyone.It moves without being seen.It appears at just the right moments.And it carries a message meant for those who are paying attention.Sam, the sharp-eyed leader with his detective toolbox, Jake, the brave and energetic risk-taker, and Mia, the brilliant note-taker who sees patterns others miss, follow t...

Nestled in their ingenious treehouse headquarters, the Oakhaven Junior Detectives are about to face their most unusual case yet. A shipment of eggs from 'Henderson's Happy Hens' has developed a bizarre talent: they won't break, they bounce.This delightful mystery follows three captivating heroes—Mia with her detective's notebook, Sam with his microscope, and Jake with his infectious energy—on a scientific sleuthing adventure. They'll follow clues that smell of vine...

The valley wasn't broken.It was changing.When the Oakhaven Junior Detectives travel far from home to attend a science camp in Ravenrock Valley, they expect hiking trails, field notes, and long days outdoors. What they don't expect is a place that refuses to stay still.A trail slowly shifts out of place.Echoes answer from the wrong direction.A quiet lake rises and falls without rain.At first, the mysteries seem unrelated. Then pa...

A collection of work that attempts to reflect the diversity of travel literature from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This literature often reveals something of the cultural and gender difference of the travellers, as well as ideas on colonialism, anthropology and slavery.

A collection of work that attempts to reflect the diversity of travel literature from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This literature often reveals something of the cultural and gender difference of the travellers, as well as ideas on colonialism, anthropology and slavery.

A collection of work that attempts to reflect the diversity of travel literature from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This literature often reveals something of the cultural and gender difference of the travellers, as well as ideas on colonialism, anthropology and slavery.